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Boulez: Le marteau sans maître, Éclat & Dialogue de l'ombre double
Katalin Károlyi (mezzo), Pascal Gallois (bassoon)
International Contemporary Ensemble
Awards:
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Building a Library, February 2018, Also Recommended
Here is an American ensemble who show that nothing is impossible…one understands at last what the young Boulez heard in his head. Katalin Karolyi adds both expression and ferocity to the mix.
Boulez: Le marteau sans maître, Éclat & Dialogue de l'ombre double
Katalin Károlyi (mezzo), Pascal Gallois (bassoon)
International Contemporary Ensemble
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Awards:
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Building a Library, February 2018, Also Recommended
Here is an American ensemble who show that nothing is impossible…one understands at last what the young Boulez heard in his head. Katalin Karolyi adds both expression and ferocity to the mix.
About
Pierre Boulez was one of the dominating figures of post-war classical music during the middle of the twentieth century. While his body of completed works is relatively small (largely due to his tendency to revise his early compositions over and over) his oeuvre includes several pieces regarded by many musicologists as landmark works of the era. One such work, Le Marteau sans maître (The hammer without a master) is included on this release. The work sets the poetry of Rene Char for contralto and six instruments. The International Contemporary Ensemble along with mezzo-soprano Katalin Karolyi perform this work, as well as Eclat and Dialogue de l’ombre double.
Contents and tracklist
- Katalin Károlyi (mezzo-soprano)
- International Contemporary Ensemble
- Pascal Gallois
- Recorded: 11 October 2015
- International Contemporary Ensemble
- Pascal Gallois
- Recorded: 11 October 2015
- Pascal Gallois (bassoon)
- Recorded: 11 October 2015
Awards and reviews
Diapason May 2017
Here is an American ensemble who show that nothing is impossible…one understands at last what the young Boulez heard in his head. Katalin Karolyi adds both expression and ferocity to the mix.
